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OSHA: Occupational disease risks above
ONE chancer per THOUSAND EPA: ONE chance per MILLION. |
SCHOOLS must lead.
Teachers must demand CHANGE.
REPETITIVE BRAIN TRAUMA
is a public health problem
of massive proportions.
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Cultural Transmission: 1982
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Andrew Grinde Got Out; Millions Still In Harm's Way |
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Ultra-Hazardous Activity “An activity or process that presents an unavoidable risk of serious harm…." |
"Just because this might be entrenched, normalized, or typical at our campus or elsehwhere does not make it remotely acceptable, particularly when it's perpetuated by paid public servants." |
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Brain Cells &
Skin Cells "Your skin cells keep dividing, they die & give birth to new cells all the time.... After an injury, the skin makes a bunch of new cells & uses them to heal your wound. Yet, nerve cells in your brain, also called neurons, do not renew themselves.... This is especially worrisome because neurons are very sensitive cells & they die for all sorts of reasons." |
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They're kids. I don't care how big or fast or strong they are -- they're still just kids; human beings suffering & dying in our schools. Yes, people need to be held accountable. But we must also recognize, this is a systemic problem. Policies and laws need to change. |
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